Volume 4, Issue 1: Letter from the Editors
There is much to improve.
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Category Archives: USA
In which we get depressed over reproductive rights legislation
Even though bills restricting abortion haven’t been passing with the same frequency that they were passing last spring, those in power definitely haven’t lost their interest in fighting to restrict our reproductive rights.
To the Self-Proclaimed Social Justice Warriors That Actually Do Nothing Except Make Noise on Social Media
by Anonymous ’19 Stop it. Cut it out, right now. You are not being productive or helping any cause by sharing the nth article about a police shooting with a […]
Finding Africa America
by Jenna Gray ’19 [Content note: use of racial slur] “You identify as African American, right?” He was trying to prove a point: although from different continents, he and I, […]
“A Pop Song People Forgot”: Mike Posner on the Isolation and Superficiality of Fame
By Gaby Germanos ’18 Remember Mike Posner? If you don’t, you’re not alone. After releasing a worldwide chart-topper in 2010, he fell into relative obscurity, where he remained—until now. In […]
Leslie Jamison, A Conversation
Reed McConnell ’15 Leslie Jamison is an alumna of Harvard College. Her most recent book of essays, “The Empathy Exams,” was released in April 2014 and has been generating press […]
On Growing Up and Leaving Rookie
By Julia Fine ’19 As I was walking into the event “Tavi Gevinson Presents Rookie Yearbook Four” at Brattle Theatre on October 25, I ran into a girl I had […]
A Conversation with Jennicet Gutiérrez, Part II
Anahvia Taiyib ’16 On Oct. 19, Jennicet Gutiérrez gave a keynote speech at Harvard University entitled “A Call for Justice” on the state of transgender detainees in U.S. detention centers. […]
Crouching Microaggression, Hidden Fetishization: The Politics of Asian-American Female Sexuality
By Montita Sowapark ’18 **Disclaimer: The scope of this article only covers heterosexual relations. Because of my lack of familiarity with queer Asian-American communities I did not feel I had […]
A Conversation with Jennicet Gutiérrez, Part I
Anahvia Taiyib ’16 On Oct. 19, Jennicet Gutiérrez gave a keynote speech at Harvard University entitled “A Call for Justice” on the state of transgender detainees in U.S. detention centers. […]
